Gnosis for 2012: weaving science, spirituality and hidden history into the fabric of your future

Dr. L. E. Graham

Book Hub Publishing

metaphysical healing. psychic phononomen and healing

Circles Of Light

Mary Helen Hensley

Alzheimer’s disease was first written about over a century ago in 1910. It is the most common type of dementia, being a progressive and irreversible disease of the brain, characterised by loss of intellectual function, chronic memory loss, language deterioration and personality change, and affects over 35,000 people in Ireland today. Alzheimer’s is big business in terms of healthcare costs. It is also tragic. About 1% of people under 65 years old are affected. This rises to 25% for those over 80 years old. Although more commonly associated with older age, it can also occur in people in their 40s and 50s. In her first book, Catherine Frayne, from the west of Ireland, engages in a warm and deeply personal response to her mother’s diagnosis and progression of the illness. Her desperate wish to improve her mother’s life led her to innovative research in the United States. Ultimately, the introduction of something in her diet - just one thing - that is truly remarkable and has dramatically changed her mother’s day-to-day health. A cure for Alzheimer’s? No. But Catherine’s experiences with her mother are certainly something worth sitting up and taking notice of if you have someone in your life that suffers from Alzheimer’s disease and want to turn back the clock a little. Thoughts of Yesterday is a page turner that might just change your life and that of a loved one’s.

Thoughts of Yesterday

Parenting & Relationships

Frayne, Catherine

Aging Parents

Get Unstuck: Ditch your Drama and Move from Pain to Power

Sheeran Ennis, Niamh

Biographies & Memoirs

If ever there was a timely book publication, this is the one. This book gives an insight into how many deaths from Covid-19 that occurred are likely in a legal scenario to be determined as deaths by misadventure or to be unlawful. This is a global legal problem and is a direct result of a general, nevertheless a mistaken understanding of medical disclosure law, called right to know law in the United States. Ignorance of the law governing disclosure to patients is not a legal defence for hospitals or medical professionals. A failure for one to take reasonable care to make disclosure about reasonable alternative treatment options such as hyperbaric oxygenation is currently a recurring mistake made in general medical practice by some and not by others.\nThis book fills a medico-legal vacuum and is an indispensable tool kit for medical and legal professionals. It’s an invaluable insider’s insight into how medical disclosure law, if faithfully adhered to, will advance medical practices. Disclosure law empowers both leaders in medicine and their patients to overcome unlawful barriers to new medical practices. Solicitor and debut author, Brian Lynch, tells true stories from the Covid-19 pandemic, Long Covid treatment and general medical practice.

Oxygenation is the Solution: Deaths from Covid-19 and Global Legal Insights for Medical Practice. An insider's Perspective

Lynch, Brian

Health & Medical Law

Lonely Boy: Musings on Death, Mental Health and Relationships

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Fleming, Daragh

Men's Health

In this book Valerie Morehouse takes us side-stage at major music awards, into the green rooms at televised performances, into the darkest fears of the come-back kids, reminding us that even the most well-known and successful artists are just people like you and me, trying to share their gifts by doing what they love. Valerie is one of the most influential voice coaches in the entertainment industry, is a deeply compassionate, fiercely dedicated professional who is directly affecting listeners by creating well-educated, conscientious and confident performers who truly want to make a difference in people’s lives.

A BETTER VOICE: STRAIGHT FROM THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY FRONTLINES

Morehouse, Valerie

Darkness At The Edge Of Town

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

McManus, Kevin

Thrillers & Suspense

Baby Dara and the Sahara

Loftus, Barry

Family Relationships

My Ireland presents a factual and descriptive account of Ireland in the 1950s from the perspective of the author looking back on her early life in the country of her birth. Margaret’s captivating and charming story renders a nostalgic picture of Ireland independent of the inequalities and poverty that existed there at that time. Her story concentrates, instead, on rural life with its wonderful sense of community meitheal (an Irish word that describes how neighbours came together to assist in a range of tasks such as the harvesting of crops). To a lesser extent, the author addresses the deep cultural divide of class and money as experienced in religion, education and professional opportunities. The book is structured chronologically, from Margaret’s childhood to adolescence and from leaving home for Dublin, Ireland’s capital city, and later to emigration. Beginning with family, the description of her father’s passing is written from a child’s viewpoint. This leads to a narrative on her mother, a unique and forthright woman for her day. The story increases in momentum as Margaret goes to work in Dublin. The newness and wonders of the city take her on an exploratory journey through theatres, shops and the banter of the street traders. Throughout the book are special moments in nature and traditional Irish song and verse.\nMy Ireland is a historical and cultural walk down memory lane.

My Ireland

Connor, Margaret

Community & Culture

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